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The incident occurred on Thursday evening in Rodgau-Hainhausen when a 64-year-old was on his way to his car.
According to police in Rodgau in the Offenbach district, three unknown men attacked a 64-year-old with pepper guns and then beat him. Investigators said the man was on his way to his car on Thursday evening, which was parked near an allotment on the outskirts of the Hainhausen district.
Accordingly, three men approached the 64-year-old and shot him with pepper guns at close range. The man was hit in the face, among other things. At least one of the attackers then hit him. According to police, the 64-year-old suffered injuries and bloody injuries to his head.
When the man fought back, the three suspects fled over nearby tracks, according to police. The background to the crime was initially completely unclear. The criminal police in Offenbach are investigating dangerous bodily harm and are asking witnesses for information.
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